Crested Hens (Les Poules Huppées) - E MinorWaltz, Air

Although this tune is often mistakenly thought to be an ancient Breton tune, it was actually written by Gilles Chabenat in 1983. He wrote it on a hurdy gurdy as a "bourrée à trois temps" (3/8 time), and thus was originally played much faster than most people play it now. Gilles stated that some bars of a Debussy composition served as inspiration and explained the title as follows: "I was 15 and couldn’t decide on a title. One day we were playing at oxymorons and my friend said "Poulles Huppées" we all laughed at that for a long time, so I decided to name the tune that. I know it’s a dumb title, but we were just dumb kids."

Ref: https://tunearch.org/wiki/Annotation:Crested_Hens_(The)
Ref: https://thesession.org/tunes/562
Ref: https://www.concertina.net/forums/index.php?/topic/17017-tune-of-the-month-for-october-2014-crested-hens/

:	Em	G	Bm	Bm
	Em	G	Bm	B	:
:	Em	C	A	B
	Em	C	AmB	Em	: